Banana exporter Jovenel Moise wins Haiti's presidential election in 1st round, results released by the election council show - Reuters
- 28 Nov 16, 11:13pm -

Update: 174 prisoners escape Haitian jail after killing guard; 1 prisoner killed, 2 prisoners wounded, officials say - Reuters
- 22 Oct 16, 7:55pm -

Hurricane Matthew toll in Haiti rises to 1,000, according to Reuters tally; dead being buried in mass graves
- 10 Oct 16, 7:39am -

Death toll in Haiti from Hurricane Matthew climbs to 264, authorities say; storm nearing Florida coast - BBC
- 6 Oct 16, 7:55pm -

Officials: At least 108 people dead in Haiti from Hurricane Matthew, number expected to rise; more than 28,000 homes damaged - Miami Herald
- 6 Oct 16, 12:20pm -

Update: Hurricane Matthew blamed for 25 deaths, officials say; 19 in Haiti, 4 in Dominican Republic, 1 in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, 1 in Colombia - NBC News
- 5 Oct 16, 4:44pm -

Embassy of Haiti in Washington, DC, confirms 5 Hurricane Matthew-related deaths on island
- 5 Oct 16, 2:09pm -

Civil protection spokesman says emergency meeting underway to restore access to southern Haiti after bridge collapses amid Hurricane Matthew, 'but it's going to be difficult' - AFP
- 4 Oct 16, 3:57pm -

Hurricane Matthew has made landfall in western Haiti, National Hurricane Center say - AP
- 4 Oct 16, 7:59am -

Hurricane Matthew bearing down on Haiti with 145 mph winds; center forecast to pass southwestern Haiti by Tuesday morning - NHC
- 4 Oct 16, 1:55am -

Click to expand Image Sri Lankan municipal cemetery workers carry the coffin of a Covid-19 virus victim for cremation in Colombo, Sri Lanka, December 21, 2020. …
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Click to expand Image Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu receives the second dose of the Covid-19 vaccine in Ramat Gan, Israel on January 9, 2021.…
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Click to expand Image People work amidst massive piles of cotton in China's Xinjiang province.  The United Kingdom and Canada made co…
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Click to expand Image The European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg. © 2009 Reuters On January 14, the European Cou…
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Click to expand Image People hold signs to protest against U.S. President Donald Trump's executive order to detain children crossing the southern U.S. border and…
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Click to expand Image The Intersex flag.  The child rights agency for India’s capital city this week recommended a ban on medicall…
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Click to expand Image European Union flags are waving in front of the headquarters of the European Commission in Brussels. August 5, 2020. ©…
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Click to expand Image Members of civil society groups take part in a rally to condemn a recent gang rape of a woman on a highway, Karachi, Pakistan, September 12,…
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Click to expand Image Security personnel patrol an accommodation block where Bangladeshi migrant workers are being quarantined after Covid-19 cases were found in…
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The Gulf Coast braced for a history-making onslaught from the twin storms, with many evacuees recalling the damage caused by Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
- 24 Aug 20, 8:04am -

A deportation flight with sick immigrants potentially endangers fellow airline passengers and people in Haiti.
- 11 May 20, 8:07am -

A fire on Feb. 13 at a home run by the Church of Bible Understanding killed 13 children and two adult caretakers.
- 26 Apr 20, 4:40pm -

Two Haitian officials told HuffPost they are worried the removals will put immigrants and the broader public at risk.
- 23 Apr 20, 10:08am -

Impoverished girls as young as 11 were sexually exploited by U.N. personnel and then left to fend for themselves -- and their babies, a new academic study says.
- 19 Dec 19, 7:25am -

Thousands of demonstrators are calling for Haitian President Jovenel Moïse to leave office amid the country's corruption, fuel shortages and spiraling inflation.
- 30 Sep 19, 9:41pm -

A Soyuz rocket launch, a chile-eating competition and a photogenic mummy round out this week's best images.
- 27 Sep 19, 6:10pm -

An Ohio couple and their community rallied behind a Haitian immigrant before they'd even met him.
- 29 Nov 18, 6:00am -

More than 180 people were also injured by the quake in Port-de-Paix and Gros-Morne.
- 7 Oct 18, 3:47am -

An immigration judge granted him asylum, and a federal judge ordered the government to reevaluate parole for cases like his. But he's still locked up in Ohio.
- 2 Aug 18, 5:45am -

Fifty-seven new COVID-19 cases were reported today by the Ministry of Health.The article Fifty-seven new COVID cases reported appeared first on Stabroek News.
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(Reuters) – Debutant Washington Sundar and number eight batsman Shardul Thakur conjured a defiant rearguard action on Sunday to drag India back into the contest in the deciding fourth test against Australia being played in Brisbane.The article Sun…
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(Jamaica Gleaner) Devon Williams, who now also goes by the name Apostle the Major One Prophet Success, said his life before Christ seemed to have taken all the wrong turns and light at the end of tunnel seemed very dark.The article Jamaican pastor c…
- 21 hours ago, 17 Jan 21, 2:07am -

While he supports gas from Exxon’s wells being brought onshore for domestic use, former Director of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Dr Vincent Adams says that a rigid Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) must be undertaken and he called…
- 22 hours ago, 17 Jan 21, 1:22am -

The Liberty and Justice Party (LJP) has said it is awaiting a response from the Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) on replacing the designated candidate for its seat on the Region Eight Regional Democratic Council (RDC),  which is expected to pave…
- 22 hours ago, 17 Jan 21, 1:21am -

The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) of the National Assembly is currently in the process of identifying new commissioners for the Public Procurement Commission (PPC).The article Reconstituting procurement commission on PAC’s agenda -Patterson app…
- 22 hours ago, 17 Jan 21, 1:20am -

Senior Counsel Clifton Mortimer Llewellyn John, who had a legal career spanning over 50 years and had been one of the campaigners for Guyana’s independence, passed away yesterday morning.The article Attorney and independence campaigner Llewellyn J…
- 22 hours ago, 17 Jan 21, 1:18am -

Fed-up of waiting for official word from the Guyana Geology and Mines Commission (GGMC) regarding halted gold mining operations in Campbelltown, Region Eight, the Village Council has written to the body and informed that all mining activities will be…
- 22 hours ago, 17 Jan 21, 1:17am -

APNU+AFC parliamentarian Amanza Walton-Desir has moved to the National Assembly to get answers from Foreign Minister Hugh Todd on the government’s recent hiring of United States (US) lobbying firm Cormac Group, including about the criteria used for…
- 22 hours ago, 17 Jan 21, 1:16am -

A single father of one, who tested positive for COVID-19 two days after developing symptoms, has said he only recognised the seriousness of the disease only after contracting it.The article ‘This thing is serious,’ Industry man, 41, says after c…
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Print section Print Rubric:  A new president has a chance to try out fresh ideas for a country desperately in need of them Print Headline: …
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Print section Print Rubric:  Visas deliver huge benefits, but are devilishly difficult to implement Print Headline:  Ticket to pride…
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Print section Print Rubric:  The probable new leader is a little-known businessman with unclear policies Print Headline:  The banana…
- 1 Dec 16, 10:42am -

Print section Print Rubric:  A ravaged land prepares for a long-delayed election Print Headline:  Weaker than the storm…
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Print section Print Rubric:  The agony of natural disasters is deepened by human failure Print Headline:  Matthew’s fury…
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Findings published on former Haiti FA president’s life ban34 alleged victims of Jean-Bart and others identifiedHow the Guardian broke the storyThe shocking scale of sexual abuse allegations at Haiti’s national football centre has been documented…
- 4 days ago, 13 Jan 21, 3:42pm -

Special report: The president of the Haiti FA was once feted by Fifa, but a Guardian investigation led to him being handed a life ban over allegations of the sexual abuse of young female playersEveryone still calls it “the ranch”. Situated in Cro…
- 7 days ago, 11 Jan 21, 3:00am -

Normalisation committee is appointed to help run FHFFifa: ‘strong indications’ banned president still involvedFifa has appointed a normalisation committee for the Haitian Football Association (FHF) after it found “strong indications” that Yve…
- 37 days ago, 11 Dec 20, 3:15pm -

The president of the Haiti Football Federation, now banned for life, ‘took advantage of poverty to prey upon women and girls’Almost 180 days have passed since Yves Jean-Bart was provisionally suspended by Fifa pending an investigation into claims…
- 58 days ago, 20 Nov 20, 2:28pm -

Ban and £827,000 fine follow Guardian investigationFifa finds he sexually harassed and abused female playersJean-Bart plans to appeal to court of arbitration for sportFifa has banned Yves Jean-Bart, the president of the Haiti Football Federation, fr…
- 59 days ago, 20 Nov 20, 9:21am -

Trump administration justifies expulsions under public health law but critics say they risk spreading Covid in the Caribbean nation US immigration authorities have radically stepped up deportation flights to Haiti in the weeks before the election, ra…
- 81 days ago, 29 Oct 20, 6:00am -

Black History Month is a chance to introduce forgotten historical episodes into the curriculum, from the British black panthers to the Bristol bus boycott‘It isn’t a tick-box’: young BLM activists on Black History Month in UK schoolsBlack Histo…
- 99 days ago, 11 Oct 20, 9:53am -

An outstanding study of how ‘the first black superhero of the modern age’ led the world’s only successful slave revolutionIn January 1804, the West Indian island of Saint-Domingue became the world’s first black republic. The Africans toiling…
- 99 days ago, 11 Oct 20, 6:00am -

In Haiti, where more than half the population lives below the poverty line, only the wealthiest couples can afford a grand ceremony, lavish dinner reception and honeymoon. In a country where couples often have to surmount obstacles including unrest,…
- 18 Sep 20, 2:00am -

Head of referees Rosnick Grant accused of abuseFHF secretary Fenelus Guerrier also under investigation Fifa is investigating three more senior officials from the Haitian Football Federation over allegations of sexual abuse, the Guardian can reveal.Ro…
- 8 Sep 20, 11:47am -